Emma Partnow

I Know we have another Thread on the Subject of Metadata;
But if anyone has the time (or inclination :)) to Explain to me a little bit about the Benefit of MP3 ID3 Tagging; I would be Very Grateful (as I could/would use it in my Work if I Understood it – and I Don’t);
I Do Understand Metadata (having looked it up); but I still have Traktor Pro 2 on my laptop; and would like to Understand ‘What’ the MP3 ID3 Tagging is actually ‘For’; (and How it My Benefit me Obviously :))
Many Thanks

Michael Fuchs, post: 3984 wrote: Thanks jezalenko, I have sknowledged that and am aware that low quality speakers will break, but as emma said, they are only temporary. But since active were so much more expensive, I think i’ll get passive with a powerful amp, so that for my next pair, I have the choice of passive or active. remember, I’m only 15 and doing very small parties. thanks for the input 🙂

and phil, I have been looking for used but can’t find what i want – yet. I think at the moment, only two mid-high speakers are in my price range, but in a month or two after purchase, a sub might be in my budget. I’ll update you all on anything new, thanks so much for the help. 🙂

Also, i talked to my parents about it and so far, so good. My mom looks upon the idea positively but my dad may need a little convincing. but overall, looking good on the idea. thanks again everyone!

This Really Is Wonderful Mike I Have To Say 😎 😎
I was 14 when I started on my DJ’ing (Career); and like you I had to get what I could with what Money I had available;
But to hear that you are Serious at Age 15; have some Backing from your Parents; and are already doing Small Parties is Brilliant 🙂

DJ Stone Crazy, post: 3882 wrote: I agree. Still, some folks are asking for a stomping when it comes to request. Last Sunday, some dude told me to stop playing “Ghetto Music” and play the Cure. Heads were nodding and he tells me to change my music. I’m still holding on to my belief that rock music lovers are the biggest douches.

‘Ghetto Music’ was an Absolute Insult :eek:;
I am Sorry you had to Tolerate that my Friend 🙁

Thank You So Much for your Positive Comments Adam; I really Appreciate it 🙂 🙂
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This is a Big Site I use all the time –
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This Site has Downloadable Samples –
http://www.kicksandsnares.com
And this following Site has an Excellent Forum Plus Many Tutorials –
http://www.djtechtools.com/

It is Great to Meet and Share with You 😎

Hello Kruse 🙂
I am So Sorry to hear of your Devestating Loss of All Your Equipment from your Car 🙁 :(;
I have had a look around the Internet for an ‘All In One DJ Solution’ for you; and it looks Really Cool 😎
It is The Mixdeck Universal DJ System ……..
(Quoted from Numark Site) http://www.numark.com/mixdeck

Perform with CD, MP3, USB, software, and iPod.

MIXDECK is a complete system for every DJ who blends different kinds of music sources. Whether your music is on CDs, MP3 CDs, USB flash drives, iPod, your computer, or even other analog players, you can mix and perform with it all using MIXDECK. This performance station has the traditional two-decks-and-a-mixer layout you’re used to, but that’s where time-honored DJ tradition meets Numark innovation.

FORMAT FREEDOM
MIXDECK has two large, touch-sensitive illuminated platters and controls for cueing and scratching your music. Each smooth, fast, reliable, slot-loading drive works with both CDs and MP3 CDs. You can also connect a USB flash drive on each deck for access to thousands of MP3s without taking a computer or CDs to the gig.

But these advanced decks aren’t just MP3/CD players – they also work as software controllers. Just connect MIXDECK to your Mac or PC with a single USB cable and you’re seamlessly controlling the music on your computer. MIXDECK’s MIDI communication enables you to easily map virtually any DJ software for direct connection from your fingers to software.

MIXDECK’s USB connection also can receive two stereo audio channels from your computer, empowering you to mix software audio with CD tracks.

MIXDECK also has an integrated Universal Dock for iPod so you can play tracks from your iPod and even record your set into the popular portable music device. MIXDECK has a dedicated iPod fader, physical transport and menu controls, and click knob so you won’t have to touch the iPod once it’s docked.

MIGHTY MIXER
MIXDECK has a full-featured mixer built in. Each input channel has its own gain and three-band EQ/rotary kills (+12dB/ -INF). The mixer channels control the audio from MIXDECK’s onboard players, incoming audio from your computer, or external sources such as turntables, MP3s players and more. MIXDECK has two sets of stereo, switchable phono/line inputs for external sources. MIXDECK’s replacable crossfader has switchable slope and reverse so you can customize its performance based on your preferences.

You can work the room thanks to MIXDECK’s 1/4-inch mic input with its own gain and ±15dB high and low EQ. There’s also a complete cueing section with dual 1/8 and 1/4-inch headphone outputs, dedicated cue gain, and mini-crossfader control. You can keep an eye on your master output levels with MIXDECK’s dual-color stereo LED meters.

MIXDECK has a flexible output section too, with balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA stereo Main outputs, as well as Booth and Record outs for sending your mix to different locations and systems including recording to your iPod. There’s also a direct stereo output from each deck for use with timecode control interfaces including Serato Scratch LIVE software or external effects processors.

DELIGHTFUL DECKS
MIXDECK’s advanced platters are touch-sensitive for superb accuracy and smooth control of tracks on discs, flash drives, and software. The platters’ outer rings illuminate for visual indication of deck performance and mode.

You can adjust MIXDECK’s players to perform just like vinyl on turntables thanks to their independent start and stop-time controls on each deck.

FX FLAVOR
On top of playing all kinds of music media, each one of MIXDECK’s decks enables you to add flavor to your performances with integrated, beat-synced DSP effects that include chop, echo, filter, flanger, pan, and phaser. Each is completely adjustable and a dedicated wet-dry fader controls them all.

PITCH POWER
MIXDECK contains a set of beat and pitch tools that will help you with beat matching and harmonic mixing. Start playing a track and MIXDECK automatically analyzes its BPM (tempo), and displays it on screen. There’s also a Tap tempo button for manual BPM entry. You can alter the track’s BPM by ±6, 12, 25, and 100% using the pitch fader. For each of those ranges, you can also engage Key Lock, which holds the pitch (key) of the track while you independently manipulate its BPM. There’s also a set of pitch-bend buttons on each track for quick tweaks.

REAL TIME REMIXING
MIXDECK gives you a complete range of remixing tools for on-the-fly creativity, including seamless looping on a set of easy-to-understand controls, sampling, and easily accessible hot cues. Numark’s familiar Bleep/Reverse gives you the ability to keep time moving forward while you cut or reverse the track.

You can play tracks from discs in single-track, continuous, and programmable playback modes for flexible performance. Fader Start enables MIXDECK to start playing the track you have cued up when you move the crossfader for effortless transitions. You can also use Fader Start with compatible CD players connected to MIXDECK’s inputs.

VIVID VIEW
MIXDECK features two large, backlit displays for keeping tabs on each deck even in poorly lit conditions. You can monitor BPM, CD and MP3 text tags, navigate folders, and keep an eye on effect status on these big, bright screens.

MIXDECK gives you the ability to perform, mix, remix, and record with virtually any popular music media. Whether you play parties, clubs, events, or in a group, MIXDECK gives you the freedom to DJ all in one unit, with the flexibility to add on and expand as much as you like.

iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc. registered in the U.S. and other countries.

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The First Link wants to Install something on your Computer – so I Clicked Off
The Second Link is a Domain For Sale

Chris Jennings, post: 3908 wrote:
Here’s some inspiration
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tn9E0GvNNc&feature=player_embedded

Either this man is in a ‘Crew’; or he Doesn’t Want To Be Identified;
I think it is the Latter 🙂